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I've felt a lot change since my childhood.
I remember going to my neighborhood Blockbuster to rent movies and video games almost every week as a kid.
I remember going to my best friend's house and playing in the woods for days, exploring new areas and finding cool plants and animals.
I never felt in danger either, because his two big friendly dogs always followed us wherever we went.
I remember building Legos with my neighborhood friends, and playing split-screen Halo.
People in general were much more friendly and open to conversation back then, nowadays everyone is much more hostile and antisocial, just look at these videos for reference.
This isn't just an incel problem either, even normies these days are for the most part alone and friendless, as "social circles" these days basically just consist of one roastie and 12+ guys competing for her attention online.
There have been multiple studies done that show that millennials and gen z are the loneliest generations in history, and it keeps getting exponentially worse with every generation.
It seems that with the advent of technology and social media, the need for friends has been replaced by a 24/7 virtual opiod IV of attention and social media likes for Chads and foids, and bitter isolation for the rest of us.
Hell, even the ugly kids in high school got laid at least once before they graduated, unless you were just a complete fuckup like yours truly.
This was a result of Tinder not being around, and foids not being able to cherrypick Chads from the 100 mile+ surrounding area from my small town.
My question to you is:
How bad are things now compared to the decade(s) where you grew up?
Do you think things are getting worse?
Also, post /comfy/ nostalgic memories.
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